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Joebie:
I’m not watching that game, but he had a good assist.

TheSuperNerd:
Ahhh... Yes... Another junior to command to go wash plates..

zinnyzee:
Lols... Well i am 19 and i can't wait to leave Nigeria... Even if na underground channel i wan follow

Meekdon:
Chelsea forward, Eden Hazard has given the club condition to signing a new contract.
Hazard, according to the Times UK, said he will extend his deal with the Blues only if they qualify for next Champion League.
Chelsea failed to make Premier League top four last season and will not be playing in Europe’s elite competition this season.
The Belgian wants to see if this season will be....


http://www.kendogist.com/2018/08/transfer-hazard-to-sign-new-chelsea.html

ADEMOLA144:
Ok this is mediocrity. so I am looking at this setup, he has parallel connected two sets of deep cycle batteries to increase the amp hours amd has serially connected both sets to each other to increase voltage, but does he have an inverter and charge controller and solar panels attached to this get up or an alternator so as to increase amp hours without killing the battery ? can we get into more details or else this is just a lie.

ChrisKels:
It is either u are telling lies or u just made a very stupid decision. I wonder who his minders are. The national team hardly look the way of Turkish stars except u play for any if the top 3 teams not relegation battlers like Trabz, besides that, u aint got age on ur side anymore and u aint super talented with awing numbers.

Dude abeg shift.

andrew444:
I might sound rude on this

But only people with no brains or people who are deceiving their self will say Nigeria is not a 3rd world country.

We are supposed to be a 4th world country if you take a look at the so called 3rd world countries they are far more better than us.

Nigerians like to deceive their selves but they know the truth in their mind.

Who be monkey who be mumu ? Dem don derail this thread their their meaningless arguement

Abegi

PhysicsQED:
I should have written "exactly like the Yoruba compass directions". I already gave you my interpretation in that thread of why these names really refer to the names of the directions of the "four corners of the earth", and I'm not going to rehash that long drawn out argument here again, but it should suffice to say that claiming that they took three days from Igbo market days and then suddenly decided to take one day from Yoruba compass directions is absurd and it's far more likely that the correspondence between the four Yoruba compass directions and the four Igala weekdays is not accidental. That three of the Yoruba compass directions, three of the Igala weekdays, and three of the Igbo/Bini weekdays correspond makes sense in light of the interpretation of these names as direction names for the world corners, but not when interpreted with respect to spirits/deities, since the Yoruba compass directions names and the four Yoruba deities at/from those corners are entirely distinct.

As for Nri & Idah, if you google even harder, you might also come across a certain article on jstor where M.D.W (Mervyn David Waldegrave) Jeffreys was given the impression that Nri ("Ndri" was a non-Igbo group that moved in and mixed with the Igbos and that Nri had  strong Igala links. We shouldn't take every single claim from these colonial observers  or ethnographers as gospel, but should study what makes sense and discard what doesn't. That they were there and spoke to people first hand and observed things first hand does not always mean that they interpreted what they saw correctly. The Igala traditions collected from J.S. Boston and A.J. Shelton do not suggest the kind of relationship between Igala and Igbo that the Nri story you mentioned suggests, although the achadu (the leader of the Igala Mela) was indeed of Igbo (and therefore, possibly Nri) origin. If one views the Igala Mela as the "founders" or first settlers of the kingdom, rather than the royal family itself (which may have "Benin" or "Yoruba" origins, or "Jukun" origins, according to some stories, or it may be of indigenous Igala origin) then one can make such an argument for Idah being "founded" by someone from Nri. Otherwise, the claim doesn't really make sense and [s]the Igalas have nothing suggesting Igbo origins for their kingdom.[/s] The Igala word for king is Onu (not Attah, which is a specific title). One of the Yoruba titles for a king is Oni. There are many other Yoruba-Igala links besides that.

krattoss:
believe it or not. When Nigeria sneezes, Africa catches cold

Earthquake1:
When was the last time a Nigerian no 9 scored 15 goals in a season?

We have too many average no 9's

Why is it that we lack midfielders?

Metuh:
Casted to the abyss.

Some didn't even know the meaning of the option they picked.

ihedioramma:
OOO M do you think if it can work letter?

ihedioramma:
Yes i did . Do you know if som people own working ?

udi4eva:
Please how were u able to stake on nairabet. I have not been able to stake online

SlayerForever:
Please brothers (and sisters) someone should help me transfer any amount to my account through customer to customer transfer. Interswitch is down,I can't deposit and I need to stake[/s]

Nairabet :

udi4eva:
Please who else is having problems with nairabet online. First the site changed its interface and I can't even stake a game. This has been since yeatiday

wiseone28:
who is experiencing same with nairabet ?

ihedioramma:
Please what is going on in Nairabet i can't bet game's ? .